Sentence examples for decisive steps against from inspiring English sources

"I have repeatedly said that we would take decisive steps against speculative moves in the market," Mr. Azumi said.

In a communiqué being drafted tonight, Zimbabwe promised no further occupations of farmland, a restoration of the rule of law to the land-reform process, a commitment to free expression as assured by the country's Constitution and decisive steps against violence, Reuters and the BBC reported from Abuja.

"I am taking a decisive step against all those who suspect the Bundeswehr of wrongdoing," Mr. Guttenberg told the mass-circulation newspaper Bild am Sonntag.

She said it was "up to the government of Pakistan to take decisive steps in the days ahead" against militants, but did not give any details.

It calls for immediate, decisive steps.

Additionally, in December and January, we took decisive steps including two separate rounds of financing, increasing capital by more than $30 billion — a level that was stressed-tested against a number of economic downturn scenarios.

The resulting 1999 study by a committee of 11 academics, lawyers and former airline executives "noted some alarming trends against healthy rivalry" in the industry and urged the government to take "decisive steps" to increase competition.

That means they could risk decisive steps if they had the internal motivation to do so.

"We will continue to watch currency market moves and take decisive steps if necessary, including intervention".

Decisive steps by world leaders to right Europe's teetering economy sent stocks soaring on Wednesday.

I agree that President Obama must take immediate and decisive steps to improve the economy.